Marc G
Loc: East Grinstead, West Sussex, England
Following an extremely hot day here in the UK I managed to finally get out under the stars.
Due to work commitments and music / DJ sessions, this is my first image for sometime & with amazement the clouds behaved themselves too.
Thus here we have extreme wide field view of the Sadr region within the constellation of Cygnus.
Due to the OAT I was only able to cool the camera down to zero.
Techy Bits......
Askar 135mm
Altair Astro filter holder
NBZ filter
Altair Astro 269c pro tec
Skywatcher AZ/GTI in EQ mode.
APT for focus, plate solve, PA, dithering & imagining
Lights 50 @ 300s 285g HGC 25os (0c)
Darks 10 300s
Flats & Flat Darks x 30
Stacked, registered, intergrated in APP
Post Processed in PS CC2015
Wow, very nice. That Askar performs well.
SonnyE
Loc: Communist California, USA
Beautiful Marc!
Been wondering how you are doin.
Marc G
Loc: East Grinstead, West Sussex, England
SonnyE wrote:
Beautiful Marc!
Been wondering how you are doin.
Just been really busy mate.
Music production has really taken off & day time job is manic.
How's things with you?
Saw your last image, banging mate
SonnyE
Loc: Communist California, USA
Marc G wrote:
Just been really busy mate.
Music production has really taken off & day time job is manic.
How's things with you?
Saw your last image, banging mate
Good, no complaints.
I've gotten NINA to run great for me finally.
Now I'm trying to get some parts to work for me, like the Flats Wizard.
Always more to learn.
But it has been running, and doing Meridian flips just dandy.
So much so, i just casually watch it. Then I'll go watch to see the flip cracks off like it should and retire for the night.
I have had several nights where clouds or fog shows up unexpectedly.
But can't fight the weather.
Tonight looks to be good. I'm hoping so.
Marc G
Loc: East Grinstead, West Sussex, England
SonnyE wrote:
Good, no complaints.
I've gotten NINA to run great for me finally.
Now I'm trying to get some parts to work for me, like the Flats Wizard.
Always more to learn.
But it has been running, and doing Meridian flips just dandy.
So much so, i just casually watch it. Then I'll go watch to see the flip cracks off like it should and retire for the night.
I have had several nights where clouds or fog shows up unexpectedly.
But can't fight the weather.
Tonight looks to be good. I'm hoping so.
Good, no complaints. br I've gotten NINA to run g... (
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Fingers crossed for you mate.
Unfortunately I'm back at work.
6am start
Ballard
Loc: Grass Valley, California
Marc G wrote:
Following an extremely hot day here in the UK I managed to finally get out under the stars.
Due to work commitments and music / DJ sessions, this is my first image for sometime & with amazement the clouds behaved themselves too.
Thus here we have extreme wide field view of the Sadr region within the constellation of Cygnus.
Due to the OAT I was only able to cool the camera down to zero.
Techy Bits......
Askar 135mm
Altair Astro filter holder
NBZ filter
Altair Astro 269c pro tec
Skywatcher AZ/GTI in EQ mode.
APT for focus, plate solve, PA, dithering & imagining
Lights 50 @ 300s 285g HGC 25os (0c)
Darks 10 300s
Flats & Flat Darks x 30
Stacked, registered, intergrated in APP
Post Processed in PS CC2015
Following an extremely hot day here in the UK I ma... (
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Great shot Marc, The Crescent nebula stands out nicely.
Really nice Marc , Crescent just POPs out of the luminosity.
SonnyE
Loc: Communist California, USA
Marc G wrote:
Fingers crossed for you mate.
Unfortunately I'm back at work.
6am start
Sorry to hear that.
Work is a four letter word.
Unfortunately, we have to endure.
Good to hear from you, though!
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